Several EPFL labs are converging around an idea that began as a doctoral researcher's hunch: The spinal cord revealed by ...
Angelman syndrome is a rare disease with a single known cause: one missing gene. The lack of that gene, normally inherited ...
Wee1 inhibitors are a promising new cancer treatment, but serious side effects threaten their adoption in the clinic. Now, ...
Researchers at the University of Missouri have uncovered a promising way to protect saliva-producing glands from radiation ...
Reducing damage to the nuclei of heart muscle cells improved heart function and extended survival in mice with a form of ...
Increased use of the overdose-reversing drug naloxone may not be a major reason opioid overdose deaths have fallen sharply ...
Hot weather is associated with fewer babies being born in France and Italy, according to two new studies. Each day with an ...
For some people with disabilities, going swimming or attending an exercise class comes with a worry that many others would ...
A Japanese study found that higher postpartum depression scores were associated with greater mother-infant bonding ...
Women in the United States can expect to provide seven years of care over their lifetimes to aging family members or friends—up from six in 2011, University of Michigan research shows.
Around half a million Australians use GLP-1 medications for diabetes—and when you add people who use them for obesity and ...
A single tooth can contain valuable clues to a person's identity, even when remains are severely decomposed or reduced to bones, according to a study by researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo.
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